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February 2nd, 2006 2:39 PM |
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Originally Posted by Jedi_Amara
Aaaaanyway. To answer your question, you could run it off your home connection but it'd be ridiculously slow and no one would want to use it. Your best bet is to buy a (managed) dedicated server from a server farm somewhere. That's what Greg and I did until we broke it and ran out of money.
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Yea, thats the best thing to do, have a managed dedicated server, they just cost so darn much, its best to have a couple of people go in with you; I mean, unless your running so big of sites that they require that much bw/space that only a dedicated provides.
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Originally Posted by ThePkmnMaster
What my main plan is to stat my webhosting business After i take Business and mangment class at my local College i don't want my business at my house i just want a small building to do this at But i kinda like ur idea also
I'm also learning how to use Dreamweaver also which will also help
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Well, thats not a bad idea, just theres a few problems you may have to deal with; mainly being competition; I mean theres so many hosts out there now that you have to have a way to get customers to come to you, and not go to the competition; as for a location; if you wanted you could just run it out of your home; I'm not saying run the servers off your home connection; but you could do something like co-location where your server is running on their network, or you could just purchase a few dedicated servers, XD.
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